alien
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I have two Fender Strats for sale:
PM me or post here for inquiries.
First one-
Color: Transluscent red cellophane stain
Frets: 22 medium frets
Neck: Rosewood
Hardware: Gold finish. Standard Strat hardware
Pickups: EMG 85 at bridge (humbucker) EMG singles in middle & neck
Hard case included
Condition: Excellent
Price: $375
Bought from a family member who didn't play. Incredible tone and very versatile due to the pickup arrangement. Although the neck is a Fender neck, it is not original. This is how it was when I bought it. The body is a very heavy body. Relative to the weight of a Les Paul. The original serial number is written on the body at the neck mount. This is a vintage body, hence the tone.
Plays extremely well. Action is set low. New strings on the instrument.
Second one:
Color: metallic blue
Frets: 24 medium
Neck: Maple
Hardware: Chrome finish. Fender Floyd Rose tremolo w/ locking nut.
Pickups: EMG 89 at bridge. Passive (stock) singles in middle and neck.
Gig Bag included
Condition: Very Good
Price: $250
Not as versatile as the first one, but more versatile than a stock model. This model was produced during the mid 80's when Fender shut down the American line and all Strats came out of Japan that year. Plays surprisingly easy. I was never a fan of maple necks, but this one plays as smoothly as a rosewood neck. The Floyd Rose makes for an added plus too. Stays in tune and has enough travel on the fine tuner for the E string so it can be tuned to drop D tuning without unlocking the nut.
New strings installed.
I care meticulously for all of my instruments. These are being sold to cover the cost of a more custom guitar, otherwise I'd never part with them. It's best though, to sell them to someone who will play them and make them sing like their meant to.
PM me or post here for inquiries.
First one-
Color: Transluscent red cellophane stain
Frets: 22 medium frets
Neck: Rosewood
Hardware: Gold finish. Standard Strat hardware
Pickups: EMG 85 at bridge (humbucker) EMG singles in middle & neck
Hard case included
Condition: Excellent
Price: $375
Bought from a family member who didn't play. Incredible tone and very versatile due to the pickup arrangement. Although the neck is a Fender neck, it is not original. This is how it was when I bought it. The body is a very heavy body. Relative to the weight of a Les Paul. The original serial number is written on the body at the neck mount. This is a vintage body, hence the tone.
Plays extremely well. Action is set low. New strings on the instrument.
Second one:
Color: metallic blue
Frets: 24 medium
Neck: Maple
Hardware: Chrome finish. Fender Floyd Rose tremolo w/ locking nut.
Pickups: EMG 89 at bridge. Passive (stock) singles in middle and neck.
Gig Bag included
Condition: Very Good
Price: $250
Not as versatile as the first one, but more versatile than a stock model. This model was produced during the mid 80's when Fender shut down the American line and all Strats came out of Japan that year. Plays surprisingly easy. I was never a fan of maple necks, but this one plays as smoothly as a rosewood neck. The Floyd Rose makes for an added plus too. Stays in tune and has enough travel on the fine tuner for the E string so it can be tuned to drop D tuning without unlocking the nut.
New strings installed.
I care meticulously for all of my instruments. These are being sold to cover the cost of a more custom guitar, otherwise I'd never part with them. It's best though, to sell them to someone who will play them and make them sing like their meant to.